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So is it safe to safe that the average Tesla buyer/"consumer" is "virtue signaling" that they are actually contributing a measurable change towards climate chan
by MuffinFlavored 4y ago
So is it safe to safe that the average Tesla buyer/"consumer" is "virtue signaling" that they are actually contributing a measurable change towards climate change but instead just doing something trendy? Granted, the cars have "good tech" (fake full-self-driving claims or not).
- Kranar 4y agoNever take what people on this site say at face value. If someone is unwilling to provide sources, it's usually a sign they are hiding something and you should put in some effort to independently verify their claims with reputable sources. Doing so will produce a wealth of sources that all point to OP being misinformed on this issue.
- MuffinFlavored 4y agoas in I'm misinformed or somebody else?
- cokeandpepsi 4y agoI don't drive but IMO there's a lot of reasons to not want to use gasoline beyond just 'the environment'
- recursive 4y agoNot at all. No gas stations and no oil changes is a real quality of life improvement, and would be even if Teslas ran on pure coal and orphans.